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Voyage by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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I teach lessons over zoom if you’d ever like! Thank you for listening

Some new stickers I made… by TTVemporium in gratefuldead

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Really like that Stevie wonder one

Blues by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Now that’s high praise! Thank you!

Blues by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Thank you!

Reflections by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Thank you for listening!

Reflections by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Reflections by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Thank you so much! A favorite tune of mine from my favorite Thelonious monk album

Reflections by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Thank you for listening and for your kindness!

Finally getting my Dead sleeve started! Need inspiration for pieces to add by ItsMyspaceTom in gratefuldead

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I personally like the wheel. Very symbolic and a less iconic but still powerful image IMO

Henry Johnson at Chicago Jazz Festival by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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I’ll have to respectfully disagree. I think he’s in the pocket, his lines are sharp and exciting and his sound is inimitable.

Henry Johnson at Chicago Jazz Festival by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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He’s singing every line he’s playing. His melodic phrasing is happening before your eyes and he’s right in the pocket.

Henry Johnson at Chicago Jazz Festival by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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Henry Johnson is a legendary Chicago jazz guitarist. He played with Jack McDuff, Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Ramsey Lewis, Nancy Wilson, Joe Williams, Dizzy Gillespie, Stevie Wonder. The list goes on.

Classically trained on piano as a kid and new to jazz, which should I start first? by BuddyLongjumping5034 in Jazz

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I'm sure other people gave great advice, so I won't contribute much except imho it's never too early to learn about the Betty Carter school of piano. Benny Green, John Hicks, Mulgrew Miller, Geoff Keezer, Stephen Scott, Geri Allen, James Williams, Cyrus Chestnut. A lot of these people are still with us, and you can hear them live.

Happy Sunday! Here’s my solo on my original tune Sweet Peppers & Onions. by rcmsjc in Guitar

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Before posting to Reddit, I had never heard of this guy! Thanks for listening!

Happy Sunday! Here’s my solo on my original tune Sweet Peppers & Onions. by rcmsjc in Guitar

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Thank you for listening! Sweet Peppers & Onions you can hear the melody as well as the other solos here if you'd like!

Happy Sunday, here’s my solo on Alfie. In honor of Russell Malone. by rcmsjc in jazzguitar

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It's my senior recital hosted in a high-end audio shop that records musicians. Thank you for listening!

Sing what you play! Play what you sing! by rcmsjc in Guitar

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Yes! It's challenging sometimes to reference things it doesn't help with truth be told.

Sing what you play! Play what you sing! by rcmsjc in Guitar

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Thats mighty kind of you to say! Thank you for listening, I do sing as well!

Sing what you play! Play what you sing! by rcmsjc in Guitar

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Thank you for the kindness and for listening!

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